Judaism and the ethics of war

Norman Solomon

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War, Ethics, and Justification Biblical Studies and Interpretation International Law and Human Rights

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Abstract The article surveys Jewish sources relating to the justification and conduct of war, from the Bible and rabbinic interpretation to recent times, including special problems of the State of Israel. It concludes with the suggestion that there is convergence between contemporary Jewish teaching, modern human rights doctrine and international law.

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